: Sun Feb 22, 2009 8:42 pm  

RB wrote:

Why?

I agree with him. Half of our Aussie born players are mercenaries.

Because Noble requests / approves the players (in conjunction with IL) and because our lack of plan b is down to the coaching staff (of which BN is head).

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:03 pm  

I just can't be bothered with work tomorrow.


It's not neccessarily the jibes from the Saints/Wire supporters that bother me, it's having to speak to those who genuinally want to know what's wrong and me having to go into depth about the current situation and I always end up going into rant for about half an hour which ends up being repeated about 10 times a day.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:05 pm  

Ill get laughed at tomorrow at work. Luckily though, I work with Leythers so I always claim victory

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:06 pm  

Alex BP' wrote:

I just can't be bothered with work tomorrow.


It's not neccessarily the jibes from the Saints/Wire supporters that bother me, it's having to speak to those who genuinally want to know what's wrong and me having to go into depth about the current situation and I always end up going into rant for about half an hour which ends up being repeated about 10 times a day.

Same here.

It's a tough job listening to myself at times going on about all our failings whilst people stare at you wishing they hadn't bothered asking

We're a hard team to watch at the moment.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:23 pm  

I work in warrington.

It should be a quiet day lol

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:51 pm  

NickyKiss wrote:

Same here.

It's a tough job listening to myself at times going on about all our failings whilst people stare at you wishing they hadn't bothered asking

We're a hard team to watch at the moment.

I recently arranged for about nine lads from work (Bolton) to go to the Stains Derby Match, then a night out round Wigan, 7 of them never been before.

These lads are concerned, asking what the hells going on (and this was before Friday).

Even though ticket money has been taken, I'm half expecting some of them to say they are not bothering with the game!

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:54 pm  

Donna wrote:

I work in warrington.

It should be a quiet day lol

I think I'll throw a sickie.

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:13 pm  

I can't be arsed with work either. Bloody hell it's affecting my whole life. I hope the players know this!

: Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:25 pm  

Ok I’m a touch worried here and this is probably my first and only serious post on the Wigan forums. You like me love your rugby. My love of rugby really shone through me when I quit a job in Italy just because I couldn’t catch Leeds on tv playing in the Grand Final.

Even sadder the night Leeds beat you in the play offs (sorry for introducing yet more negativity to this thread but your lost is a part of my obsession) I rang back home twenty times to see how Leeds were doing whilst they was a beach party going on near by. In fact if I had the money that night I would of got a £40 phone card and asked my parents to put it near the TV so I could hear Stevo and Eddie commentate on the game.

Since coming back from Italy I’ve deeply regretted coming home because it just seemed that I lived for the weekend when the rugby was on. I wasn’t even that jubilant when Leeds won the Grand Final just pleased. Thankfully I’ve sorted my life out since that debacle although some of you might want to argue that.

A Rugby League match is where you get to be with mates, relatives or both and watch a decent game of rugby league. Throw a pint and a burger in with that as well if that’s your thing. Anything else is a bonus and we all get our chances to archive that bonus.

Cheer up if you can.

: Mon Feb 23, 2009 7:30 am  

I've been on three rants already AND had a Diggerland toy digger waiting for me on my desk.